Description
IRA General Service Medal 1919–1921 “Black and Tan” — Named to Cork Brigade Recipient — Irish War of Independence Service Medal
Original named IRA General Service Medal 1919-1921 (Black & Tan Medal), Cork Brigade recipient. Irish War of Independence service medal for collectors.
This medal is in fair condition, the ribbon is a replacement.
The medal is named to:
D.J. Hurley
D Company
1.st Battalion
1.st Cork Brigade
( Irish Republican Army)
Also known as:
IRA black and tan medal
IRA General Service Medal 1919-1921
Original IRA General Service Medal 1919-1921 in fair condition .
IRA General Service Medal 1919-1921
Issued to those who fought against the British in the fight for Irish Freedom.
The IRA General Service Medal 1919-1921 is officially known as the Service Medal 1917-1921 (sometimes colloquially called the “IRA Medal” or “Black and Tan Medal”) and was issued by the Irish government to commemorate service during the Irish War of Independence.
Here is a summary of key details for your records or listings:
Name
Irish General Service Service Medal 1919-1921
Eligibility
Members of the Irish Republican Army (IRA), Cumann na mBan, Fianna Éireann, or other organisations engaged in the struggle for independence between 1917 and 1921.
Period covered
Irish War of Independence (1919-1921)
Also awarded for service in earlier preparatory activities from 1917 onwards.
Description
Material: Bronze
